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    Search message, then (1) Jump to folder & (2) Select message that you searched for

    Thanks Diane, the first option sounds good, I presume this is go to the folder and find the message in that folder, which is what I'm trying to do but don't know how to do it.
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    Search message, then (1) Jump to folder & (2) Select message that you searched for

    I was using this code a while ago, I'm not sure if it was from this forum. It can do: (1) Jump to folder But also would like it to do: (2) Select message that you searched for Reason is that there can be a lot of emails in a folder. Option Explicit Public Sub get_folder_path() Dim...
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    Move command

    Hi Diane, did you manage to look at this?
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    Move command

    Hi, just following up on this again.
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    Move command

    OK no worries.
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    Move command

    Hi Diane, did you manage to have a look at this?
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    Move command

    OK thanks Diane. It looks like the list can't be expanded. And the macro won't be more efficient. Are there any utilities or add-ins you'd recommend for what I'm trying to do?
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    Move command

    Thanks for responding. Folder names vary such Job A, Job B, etc. Not named for the sender. The list available currently in Outlook, is for the 10 most recent folders. Ideally need more than 10, say 25. As a secondary preference, to have these in alphabetical order. So do you think there is a...
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    Move command

    Just following up on this.
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    Move command

    I use the Move command a lot to move emails to other folders. Is there anyway to increase the number of options, using VBA or otherwise. Currently 10 folders are available, could this be increased?
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    Saving emails using Visual Basic - Selecting folder with msoFileDialogFolderPicker

    OK thanks, this is useful, but it's a shame there's no ability to go up a level.
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    Saving emails using Visual Basic - Selecting folder with msoFileDialogFolderPicker

    Hi, thanks but I couldn't see anything in that link relating to msoFileDialogFolderPicker. With the simpler one above, there is a variable called OpenAt. Is there a way to specify this and store the value for next use?
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    Saving emails using Visual Basic - Selecting folder with msoFileDialogFolderPicker

    Hi, I asked this a few years ago but didn't get a response. Was hoping it's now possible. This macro saves selected emails into a folder chosen by function "BrowseForFolder". It also adds the date as part of the filename. My issue is that the default start folder selected is always the same and...
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    Extract "Date sent" from emails (saved to folder using drag and drop)

    Hi, is it possible to extract the date sent for emails saved in a desktop folder, using drag and drop. This would be done using VBA in Excel.
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    Dialog called up multiple times when saving emails from macro

    This macro saves selected emails into a folder chosen by function "BrowseForFolder". If I select "n" emails to save, the dialog comes up "n" times. Is there a way to call it up just once? Option Explicit Public Sub Save_Messages_Select_Ask2() Dim oMail As Outlook.MailItem Dim objItem As...
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    Save selected email message as .msg file (with user to choose folder location)

    Diane, anything on this? Is it possible to use "msoFileDialogFolderPicker" to recall last folder selected?
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    Selecting folder with msoFileDialogFolderPicker

    This macro saves selected emails into a folder chosen by function "BrowseForFolder". It also adds the date as part of the filename. My issue is that the default start folder selected is always the same and I have to navigate to the folder each time. I want to use "msoFileDialogFolderPicker" to...
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